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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31

out blaclkly against a lighter sky. Day was
upon him. Then completely absorbed il q
single idea, he forgot the pain of his wou,it:
and mounting again, dashed on toward Rat
tlesnake creek. But now Jovita's breath
came broken by gasps, Dick recled in his
saddle, and b1 lighter and brighter grew the
sky.
Ride, Richard; run, Jovita; linger, o dayi
For the last few rods there was a roaring in
his ears. Was it exhaustion from loss OF
blood, or what9 He was dazed and giddy as
he swept down the hill, and did not recog-
nize his surroundings. Had Re taken the
wrong road, or was this Rattiesna)se creskf
1t was. But the brawiing creek he had
swan few hours before had risen, more
than doubled its volume, and now rolled q
swift and resistless river between him and
Rattlesnake hill For the first time thai
night Richards heart sank within him Tbs
river, the mountain, the quickening eastt
swan before his eyes He shut them to re-
cover his self control. In that brief interval,
by some fantastic mental process, the little
room at Simpsons Bar and the figures of the
sleeping father and son rose upon him. He
opened his eyes wildly cast off his coat, pi@
tol, boots and saddle, bound his precious pack
tightly TO his shoulders, grasped the bars
fanks Of Jovita with his barred knees, and
with shout dashed into the yellow water.
A cry arose from the opposite bank as the
head Of a man and horse struggled for q
few moments against the battling current,
and then were swept away amidst uprooted
trees and whirling driftwood.
The old man started and woke. The fire
on the hearth was dead, the candle in tbs
outer room Pickering in its socket, and soms.
body was rapping at the door. He opened it,
but fell back with a cry before the dripping,
half naked figure that rolled against the door.
post.
"Dickp
"Hush! Is he awake yeti"
"No-but, DickP
"Dry up, you old fool! Get me some
whisky quick!" The Old Man few and re-
turned with-an empty bottle Dick would
have sworn, but his strength was not equal to
the occasion. He staggered, caught at the
handle of the door, and motioned to the Old
Man.
"Thar's suthin' in my pack yer for Johnny.
Take it off. l can't"
The Old Man unstrapped the pack and laid
it before the exhausted man.
"Open it, quick"
He did so with trembling fingers. 1t con-
tanned only a few poor toys-cheap and bar
barie enough, goodness lnows, but bright
with paint and tinsei. One of them was
broken; another, 1 fear, was irretrievably
ruined by water; and on the thrd-ah mel
there was cruel spot.
at don't look like much, that's fact, said
Dick, ruefully. "But it's the best
we could do. u Take em, Old
Man, and put 'em in his stock
ing, and tell hin-tell him, you know
bold me, Old Man. The Old Man caught
at his sinking figure. "Tell him." said Dick
with weak little laugh-"tell him Sandy
Claus has come"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31

Following is the Auditors an Tressurers joint
quarterly report for the quarter ending Sept SOth,
1887:
RECEIPTS FROM souRCEs As FoLLows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-12-31

Boots and Shoes made to order at reasonable
prices, and perhct At guaranteed Repairing
promptly attended to and neatly sxecussd. Pfsss1
moderate. -- ... - RI w.
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HOW SANTA CLAUS GAME TO
SIMPSONS BAR.
BY BRET RARTE.

Copyrighted by Houghton, MiffIin & Co., and
published by arrangement with them.J
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"Teu him Sandy Claus has come"
And even so, bedraggled, ragged, unshaven
and unshorn, with one arm hanging helplessly
at his side, Santa Claus came to Simpsons
Bar and fell fainting on the first threshold.
The Christmas dawn came slowly after,
touching the remoter peaks with the rosy
warmth of ineffable love- And it looked SO
tenderly on Simpsons Bar that the whole
mountain, as if caught in a generous action,
blushed to the skies.
THE END.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Leavitt Todhunter left for Chicago Satur-
day evening.
Hon. John Boggs. of Colusa county, was
in town yesterday.
r. P. Ashe and J. NJ. Kilgarif, of San
Francisco, went East last night
William A. Potter returned on Saturday
from his stock ranch in Washington Ter
ritory.
R. H. Singletary. of San. Jose, who
went over to Nevada as receiver OR
assignee of w. i. Todhunter, returned
yesterday. He states that the property
Of that gentlemen is sufficient to pay
all claims against him and leave a nice
surplus. A few days ago Mr.. Single
tary sold to Croker & Buford, who have a
big ranch near Promontory, 5000 head of
the Todhunter d Deyine cattle for $1100 600
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday E. ]. Pealor. Charles Towe, Dan.
5. Robson, San Francisco; E. G. Single
tary, San Jose; G. II. Therma, Reno, Ne
vada; z. W. Corbin, Salida, Col; Frank II
Ames, San Francisco; G. NJ. Taylor and
wife, Red Bluff; S. Hollut, San Francisco;
John Hale and wife, Oregon; J. NJ. Boggs,
Samuel Jones, Colusa; Thomas A. Church,
Miss Edith d. Buckingham, Miss Gertrude
NJ. Church, San Francisco; l. Goldstein,
Flsalai NJ. A. Meyers. Charles Sontag,
Nathan Walker j.. w. Vert, San Fran
cisco; l.. w Bush, Vacaville; ]. E. Peck,
Syracuse; Walter Stone, p. Gold
stone, F. w Lawrence, Examiners special.
Saturday.. E. Newman, San Fran
cisco; w. Z. Hall, England; j. V. Vail,
Robert II. Renebourne, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
Hall, San Francisco; w. n. Bush, Oak
land DR.. VOORHEES, and Larghets, F. W.
Kirchmer, San Francisco; A. Ostroska,
New York; w. Chatfield, Lincoln; G. H
Thompson, Benicia; W. o. Walford, San
Francisco; c. D. Brown and wife, city G
Nathan, San Francisco
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Fourth of July Meeting.

The Fourth of July Executive Commit.
tee held another meeting Saturday evening
Mayor Gregory presiding. There was much
discussion as to the engaging Of bras:
bands, there not being sufficient funds tc
pay the bills if the organizations it was al
first proposed to employ were engaged
The matter was left to the Music Commit
tee.
Grand Marshal Bruner reported that the
procession would be the grandes: and most
varied ever seen in Sacramento. Aquatic
anlusements will take place on the river at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon, and will include
sailing, skiff and tub races
The balloon ascension will be at ? P N
sharp.
The fireworks promise to be very fine
exhibition.
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THE ALEXANDER GOLDEN Wedding
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Alexander, formerly of this city, which we
recently referred to as about to take place,
occurred at MEMO Park, San Mateo county,
last Wednesday, and was very happy
reunion. None of the descendants of the
old lady and gentlemen were absent. The
names of those who Joined hands in family
greeting on the occasion were Mrs a.
Boyd, Mrs. j u. Davis and Miss Maggie
McGregor, OF San Francisco; Hon. Thomas
F. Faw and wife, of Gonzales; Mrs. james
Muir aud A. McNeal, of this city Judge
John X. Alexander and family. of Salinas
City; Judge d. Z. Alexander and family of
this city, and F. A. Alexander, of Menlo
Park
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Clunie Opera House.

The great success Harbor Lights" will
be presented at the Clunie Opera House for
three nights, beginning next Thursday.
This drama has been one of the most sue
cessful of any produced for years in San
Francisco, whereit has just finished four
weeks run to enormous business at the
Alcazar Thea er, and will be given in this
city with all the original scenery and effects
as used at that theater, and will be cast
with the full company. embracing among
its names those of the favorites, George
Osbourne, L. r. Stockwell, Gustavus
Levick, Ethel Brandon, Hattie Moore,
Annie Adams, Fanny Young and others,
making one of the strongest casts of any
play yet presented here. The San Fran
cisco Call says: "' Harbor Lights is re-
peating at the Alcazar Theater the great
success this play has achieved in London
and elsewhere when produced. The scenery
is fresh and remarkably well painted, and
the settings skillfully arranged. The drama
is a strong one, the plot well woven and
full of thrilling situations
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UnequaIed.

For the relief and cure of all diseases
of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bowels. the value of Ayers Cathartic
Pills cannot be overestimated. This
remedy is also unrivaled in curing
Rheumatic and Neuralgia affections.
For keeping the Stomach. Bowels.
and Liver in good working order, I have
never found any medicine equal to
Ayers Cathartic Pills / always use
this remedy when occasion requires.
Randolph Morse, Lynchburg, Va.
About five years since, my son became
cripple from rheumatism. His Joints
and limbs were drawn ont of shape by
the excruciating pain, and his general
health was very much impaired. Medi-
cines did not reach his case until he
commenced taking Ayers Pills. three
boxes of which cured him. He is now
as free from the complaint as if he had
never had it. and his distorted limbs
have recovered their shape and pliancy.
= William White, Lebanon, Pa.
After suffering, for months. from dis
orders of the Stomach and Liver. / took
Ayers Pills. Three boxes cured me-
=. }. Pickthall, Machias, Me.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by ORD. c. Aver & Co, lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
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Highway Robbery.

Saturday evening, about 8 o'clock, an
elderly German, who had been drinking
too much to know what he was doing, was
met in the neighborhood of Front and L
streets by two men, who knocked him
down and went through his pockets. He
claims that he was relieved of a purse con-
tanning nearly $500. but parties who saw
him drop the purse in a saloon a short
time before the robbery think it contained
less than $780, The thieves endeayored TO
take his silver watch and chain, but the
watch being large and heavy, it remained
in his pocket, and the jerk given by the
thief only succeeded in his getting the
chain. A small sum in change was in one
of the victims pockets, but escaped obser-
Walton, as the purse was supposed by his
assailants to contain all the coin he had,
they having seen HIM With it in the saloon.
Captain Karcher and officers Ash and a Bile
have arrested Larry Corners and Bob
White on suspicion of their being the !, b.
bers.
THIS MORNING, great sale of towels, at ].
j. Kiley d Co., X and Eighth streets.
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Metropolitan Theater.

AT the Metropolitan tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings the spectacular
drama, "The Devils Auction. or The
Golden Branch" will be presented, with
all the magnificent scenery and beautiful
transformations, together with the full
ballet, headed by three premiers. The
Boston Globes account of the appearance OF
Mr.. Gilmore's company in that city in
cludes the following, which appears to be
the general voice of the Eastern press
interviewer with gorgeous scenic effects,
marvellous transformations and calcium
effects, were brilliant ballets, songs, pan
tomimes, acrobatie feats and statuesoue
performances. The number of people re-
quired to present these incidental attrac-
tons would alone suffice to start several
hrst-class shows. The plot of the piece
facilitates the changes of the scenes with
out demanding of the auditor any expend-
iture of mental force Continual merri-
ment or admiration is elected at every
stage of the proceedings. There is not a
dull moment in the whole piece, and there
are periods when the mirth is such as to
excite uncomfortable laughter. The stage
clothing throughout is simply magnificent,
the ballet varied and artistic, the acrobats
never excelled; the same may be said of
the jugglers. Salamonsky brothers, contor-
ZIONIST and pantomime duelist."
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The main match was followed by a pool
shoot at six birds each, IN which Witten-
brock, Morrison, Parrot, Greenlaw, Goto,
bed, Vaughn and Kunz participated. The
first three killed five birds each and divided
the money, the others killing four each.
Another pool at six birds, resulted in
Damm's winning first money with a clean
score, Wittenbrock, Vaughn, Gotobed,
Morrison, Graves, Nicolaus and Greenlaw
bringing down five each, and Parrott four.
In the shoot-off, freeze-out, Greenlaw got
second money, and Wittenbrock and
Vaughn divided the third and fourth prizes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-20
State Fair Pavilion Privileges
State Fair Opens September 18th
and Continues Two Weeks.

DDS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES
ID will be received at the secretary's Office,
until S O'Clock P. NJ, JUNE 25th:
The exclusive right to publish Daily
Paper, to he printed in Pavilion, and
distributed at the Park.
The exclusive right to sell Ice Cream.
The exclusive right to sell Candy.
The exclusive right to sell Soda Water.
1he exclusive right to sell Cider.
The exclusive right to sell Popcorn.
The exclusive right to keep a Restaurant.
No bar privileges are let, nor viii intoxicating
beverages be allowed in the Building. The
right is reserved to reject anv or all bids All
bids must be accompanied by certified check.
or the cash covering amount of bid, without
which the bid will not be accepted. For further
information, apply to the secretary at the Ex
position Bui ding l. L. Sn1fPEE, President
EDWIN F SMITH, Secretary. jel1-is2w
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ADyERTIsEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Pacific sportsmen's Club shoot.

The Pacific Sportsmen's Club held its
monthly shoot at Agricultural Park yester-
day morning. The birds were very strong
and many that were hard hit dropped out
side the bounds The following scores
were made, the figure ? indicating when
the second barrel was used, and the when
a bird died outside:
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If you want the very best piano and at
the same time the most durable. buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
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TRY the best the light-running - Do
NESTLE" with self-setting attachments, be-
fore you let agents talk you into buying in
fsrior Sewing Machines. Office, 9th ana J =
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Target Practice.

Members of Company made the fol-
lowing scores yesterday over their 200 yard
ranpe
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THIS MORNING, towels, towels. towels, on
ssle. J. ]. Riley & Co., n and Eighth sts.s
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G0L0hY LANDS RlR SANE.

oak PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
" is IN the rich timber belt on the line Of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention OF settlers as of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits In perfec
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
nrices INQUIRE at 426 K etreet Saerannertn I'm
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TE1s MoRsIHe. towels, all kinds, or sale
at J. J. KiIey q Co., h and Eighth Streets
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suMmER Silks, at 25 cents yard, at E
LYON d Co.'s, No. 700 street.
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disturbance upon which they were con
yicted few days ago, were also continued
until the DID. Mrs. H. Pennington and
Nettie Pennington, previously convicted o
disturbing the peace, were fined $40 each
......Ah Sing, accused OF misdemeanor, for
feiied his deposit. Henry Deher was con.
yicted of disturbing the peace, and fined
S10......Pre Hawkins was assessed So fol
having been drunk. Mrs. Woodwork
an old woman, nearly so years of age, was
on the calendar for drunkenness but was
too sick to appear in Court, and the case
was postponed.
BE WAS A LITTLE SUsPIcIoUs-Saturday
afternoon the Chinese proprietor of a boot
an ! shoe store on Sixth street, between ]
and X, ran out of his establishment and
blew a whistle Justify for an officer. A
crowd collected, and officer Rider speedily
arrived. Questioning the Celestial, he was
informed, lone white woman she come
nay store and want shoe. | show him shoe
She put him shoe on foot, and bimeby nc
takee off. Look she likee lun away with
him. You lest him." The officer went
inside and inquired what the trouble was
and learned from the woman that there
had not been any trouble; they were Just
dickering over the price of the shoes.
SERGEANT BARsIcK AND THE WEATHER
The average Signal Service temperature
on Saturday was s0.7o, being 11.5o warmer
than the normal temperature for that day,
The highest and lowest was 90 and $50
with gentle to fresh and brisk northerly
winds and clear weather. Saturday night
was another exceptionally hot one for this
vicinity. The minimum temperature did
not fail below ne The average temper.
ature yesterday was Sc, being is 10 warmer
than the normal temperature for that day
The highest and lowest temperature was
1909 and 10, with gentle to fresh northerly
winds and clear weather.
New INcoRPoRATIoSs.-Artie of incor-
poration were filed Saturday with the Sec
rotary of State of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association of San Diego. George w.
Marston, Phil. Morse, ]. A. Rogers, NJ. 7
Gilmore, Will r. Rogers, W. Z. Williams
and w. Parrish are the Directors. Also.
the First Congregational Church and Soci-
ETY. of Byron, Contra Costa county. The
NJ. d. Austin, S. Howard, V. ]. English
and W. II. Tubb.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-Gov-
ernor Bartlett made the following appoint
ments Saturday P. A. Finnegan, of San
Francisco, w. w. Cameron and J. Z. Nc
Elrath, of Oakland, to be Directors in Ag-
ricultural District, No. l. Also appointed
J. G. Gray. Of 0royille, S. H. Cole. of Fresno
CITY, James Z. Pemberton, of Mendocino,
and J. J. Stephens, of Santa Barbara, No
tarfes Public.
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HOUSE 7l6 EIGHTH STREET. BE- xe..=s
Ii tween and H: has nine rooms: III.
thoroughly renovated 10 cellar and ward; III.
in good, clean, healthiul neigh,ol hood; is a
desirable home for the right parties Apply 722,
same street. iei5-iys
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CNoR sALE-AT MELVILLE. SHASTA
u County. splendidly located BLACK IN
SMITH SHOP, fully equipped. Doing Al III
job business of from 5000 to So COZ per y "
year. Sickness of owner the reason for selling.
For further particulars. address or call at
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS q CO., Sacramento.
iel6-1w
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yNANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG NAN FOR
w permanent position, with an old es-
taolshed firm as their representative in his
own state. Salary increased with experience
References required. AN. MANUFACTURING
House, l6 Barclay street, N. Y. aul6-4wM
VDANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO HOUSE.
w work, miles from the city. Call at tins
office at II o'clock to-day. je17-1w*
r osT-JJNE 18th, A BLACK ENAMELED
IL Gold Shawl Pin, set with one pearl i'll the
center; the gift of q deceased relative. Finder
please return to RECORD UNION office and re-
ceive reward. je17-St*
w ANTED-A FEW MORE LoDGERs AT
w the same old place, 1.-THE CALIFOR-
MA" Front street, between J and X. Lodging
10 and 25cen A Schooner" of Beer, scents.
+ NSTALLMENT DEALERS WILL. FIND JUST
Z what they media Full Line of lnstallment
Goods, sold only 10 the installmept trade-by
addressing lnstallment Dealers Supply Com
pahy' Enc, ia. ap26-low iuThS
NTANTED-A SITUATION AS AN EN-
w gineer, by a competent man who has had
~ years experience; references given if re-
CURED. Address ELI DALE. this office. je141w@
WANTED = EMPLOYMENT FOR TWO
w teams; will haul sand or coal ashes. Call
and get my prices d. GARDNER, 401 l st. If
NTANTED-A SACK-sEWER, 50 PER DAY;
w waiter, $40; horseshoer, 50 so to 81 per
day: 10 men to head and thrash. 81 50 to 81 per
day; men to hay, 81 so per day; men for or.
chards and vineyards, SO; also, hotel walters;
thrasbing cooks, $50. Female-12 girls for
homework. sI2 to S25. Apply to EMPLOY
MhNT OFFICE, Fourth and K sts., Sacramento
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A Desirable Novelty.

handsome novelty in Yelling, of heavy An,eri-
can sewing silk with woven satin edges Thus light
tan, ETC.
Price, IS cents per yard.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WONDERFUL REMEDIES
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SILK DEPARTMENT..

Pink Cream, Sky, Lavender, Cardinal, Egg-bue
and lone French Cashmeres SO and Is cents are in
constant demand for Ladies Shoulder Shaws
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f10il SALE-Tts Ira.

II o IEr-FURNISHED OR UNFUR. -.
nished house, on NJ street; rent re- iii
duced; LATELY painted and1epaiIed III NJ. 4ssts,l
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DENRYN is THE CENTRAL POINT IN THE
l. true Citrus Belt Of Placer county: Fruits of
all kinds grown here are not exeelled; shipping
facilities of the best; lands the cheapest For
particulars call on j. r. MARSToN, Grants Ho-
tel, Penryn, Placer county, Cal Correspond.
ence solicited. iel3-irns
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NTANTED-A SITUATION AS AN EN-
w gineer, by competent man who has had
70 years experience; references given if re-
quired. Address ELI DALE, this Office je14-lv&
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EloR SALE-EAST HALF LOT G, o STREET.
T. Seventeenth and Eighteenth; lot, 40xl60;
good BRICK Sidewalk; 10 large Fruit Trees. For
particulars inquire on premises. Lot requires no
filing. I'm
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E0R SALE-NEw HOUSE WITH SIX -
l. Rooms, Closets and Bathroom, Gas, Iii;
etc; lot, 500 So on corner of alley; small LII
Stable; half of lot IN Alfalfa; a good invest
ment for any one; only half block from cars.
Apply at 81 NJ street. iel5s.@
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THIS MORNING, great sale of towels, at J.
j. Kiley d Co, X and Eighth streets.
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ENoR sALE-iIO ACRES OF SPLENDID
l. Fruit and Vine land, on the Upper Stock
ton Road, ~ miles from Sacramento city, and
opposite my Prospect Hfll Farm; fine chance
other information call on S. c. benson, Metro
politan Block, 425 K street. sacramepto ieIs.lw
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$40 Set and SPRING Bed al IN e SaPe oSGeF
Bed Lounge al a Bargain; 20 rolls choice pat
terms Mating, Is to 371a cents; 10 Carpets, all
sizes very cheap. at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL'S.
400 X street. Upholstering and Repairing. I'm
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Another lot of Ribbed Babriggan Jersey Undervests
for ladies, low necks and short sleeves, 90 cents.
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WANTED = EMPLOYMENT FOR TWO
w teams; will haul sand or coal ashes Call
and get my prices. ID. GARDNER. 40I l St If